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Thierry was named the best player of the EPL.


Against Italy in the World Cup Final.


Showing his new jersey at Barcelona.


Idol and legend of Arsenal FC.


Hnery is commited with his new club.


Thierry is nowadays the most important player of France.

Thierry Henry achievements: Titles and Honours

AS Monaco F.C.

• Ligue 1: 1996–97
• French Super Cup: 1997

Arsenal F.C.

• FA Premier League: 2001–02, 2003–04
• FA Cup: 2002, 2003, 2005
• FA Community Shield: 2002, 2004
• UEFA Champions League Runner Up : 2006
• UEFA Cup Runner Up : 2000

France national football team

• FIFA World Cup
o Appearances: 1998, 2002, 2006
o Winner: 1998
o Runner-Up: 2006
• European Championship
o Winner: 2000
o Appearances: 2000, 2004
• Confederations Cup: 2003

Personal honours

• European Golden Boot: 2004, 2005
• FA Premier League Top Scorer: 2001–02, 2003–04, 2004–05, 2005–06
• Onze d'Or: 2003, 2006
• PFA Players' Player of the Year: 2002–03, 2003–04
• FWA Footballer Of The Year: 2002–03, 2003–04, 2005–06
• FIFA World Player of the Year
o Runner-up: 2003, 2004
• World XI Striker: 2006

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Thierry signed with FC Barcelona for four seasons

It finally happened. Thierry Henry isno longer an Arsenal player, because Spanish powehouse FC Barcelona paid €24 million (US$32 million) to sign the French superstar.

Despite the words of Barcelona vicepresident Soriano, who said "Talks have advanced but a deal has still not been signed", many newspapers in Spain claim that the deal is closed.

What's more, Thierry Henry's agent, Jerome Anderson, recently denied reports he was negotiating the player's move to the blaugrana squad.

As we know, the popular "Titi" arrived at Arsenal in 1999 from italian Juventus, and became the most important idol in the Gunners' latest decades.

Henry's agent denies an agreement with Barcelona

According to many unofficial sources, Thierry Henry is really close to sign with Spanish Club Barcelona, but one of his agents claimed otherwise.

Indeed, France Football state that Henry worked out a three-year contract with the Spanish powerhouse worth 5.5 million pounds per season.

Despite the big rumours, Jeff Weston of the ESM Group, which represents Henry, told BBC Radio that simply wasn't true: "No such meeting took place, that is absolute rubbish."

What's more, Weston hinted that agent Jerome Anderson, who negotiates on Henry's behalf, is considering legal action against the magazine that made the publication.

"There has never been any question of him not being at Arsenal FC next season," Weston expressed. "We must understand that it is all just media speculation — as it was last year and the year before."

Is good to mention that Arsenal captain scored 10 goals in 17 Premier League matches for the Gunners before groin and stomach injuries ended his season on March 9.

Thierry Henry is one of the 100 most influential people

Thierry Henry's talent and popularity are growing everyday. That's why he has been named by Time magazine as one of the world's 100 most influential people.

Indeed, the American magazine first published their list in 1999 and each year honour individuals divided into five categories - Leaders and Revolutionaries, Builders and Titans, Artists and Entertainers, Scientists and Thinkers, and Heroes and Icons.

And Thierry Henry, 29, has been named in the latter section. It's also interesting to know that David Beckham didn't make the list, despite his big-money transfer to Major League Soccer club Los Angeles Galaxy.

Furthermore, NBA star Tony Parker, who captains the French basketball team, praised Henry's contribution to race awareness in sport.

The San Antonio Spurs point guard expressed: "He wants to change the world. It's no secret that European soccer is fighting a racism issue, in the crowd and on the field, and no player has done more to exorcise it than Thierry Henry. His impact has been immense."

It's good to mention that the other big name from European sport in the 2007 edition is world tennis number one Roger Federer, while New York Yankees pitcher Chien-ming Wang and Indianapolis Colts coach Tony Dungy are also present. Good for them.

Despite injuries, Henry will stay at Arsenal

We know he has said it before, but Thierry Henry admitted he will be staying at Arsenal 'for life' and will not leave despite his injury troubles.

As we know, the French star signed a new four-year contract last year after Barcelona made a concerted effort to capture the France international.

The talented striker insists he will not backtrack on that agreement, again pledging his commitment to Arsene Wenger's team.

In fact, the Gunners captain has endured a frustrating season on the fitness front and it has prompted talk he could quit Emirates Stadium in the last summer.

But Thierry, who will not play again until next term due to groin and stomach injuries, is adamant he is going nowhere.

"I know that people in France and some over here are still saying I am going to leave," Henry told an important newspaper. "But I am not going to leave. Never. I am staying here for life."

"Indeed, I have no intention of walking out on this club, whatever the situation is. At no stage this season have I ever thought about leaving."

"Just because I love this club. I love the fans and I am 100 per cent behind the boss" he concluded.

Henry, Woods and Federer are the new image of Gillette

Pretty soon we will see Thierry Henry, Tiger Woods and Roger Federer together in TV spots. Indeed, they made a deal with Gillette to be the image of their new advertisement campaigne..

This strategy - combining star power in golf, tennis and football - was announced after the Dubai Desert Classic in which Woods finished two strokes behind winner Henrik Stenson.

Gillette corporation executives declined to say how much the athletes will be paid. Woods already endorses an array of products, and last year renewed his deal with Nike that will pay him about $30 million a year.

In fact, Chip Bergh, Gillette's president of global grooming, said his company selected the three not just because of their success in sports and marketing, but because each embodies "true sporting values" and was a great example off the field.

It's good to mention that Tiger Woods, Federer and Henry posed for photographers with shaving cream, something Woods doesn't have to use all that often.

"Actually, I started shaving a little late. My stubble didn't quite grow in," said Woods, his face red from a sandstorm earlier in the day. "My dad showed me how to do it and I tried to do it just like him. I got foam all over the place."

Thierry Henry, the Frenchman who stars for Arsenal in the English Premier League, said he admired Woods and Federer but had trouble watching golf.

"I would stay up really late to see Tiger Woods play," Henry admitted. "Sometimes, I have to be honest, I did fall asleep."

Arsenal beat Liverpool out of the FA Cup

Arsene Wenger had only great words for Thierry Henry after his team got a 3-1 FA Cup victory over Liverpool. Indeed, Arsenal knocked holders Liverpool out of the competition this morning with two sweetly-struck goals by Tomas Rosicky and a late Thierry Henry breakaway.

We must consider that it was only Henry's second game back after a seven-match rest, and his goal was a classic.

It's fair to say that Liverpool were two down at the break to a Tomas Rosicky double, but pulled one back through Dirk Kuyt before Thierry Henry embarked on a fine solo run to grab the third and finish off the holders in front of their own fans.

Wenger expressed: "Thierry's goal was great, it was a fine run and he is getting his strength back, that's really important at this level when you have been out for a time.

"Actually, he showed that when he went past two Liverpool defenders and had the legs to do that at a critical time in the game.

"However, we all know he can do that. But the fact that he has worked very hard and can do that in the last 10 minutes says a lot about the effort he has put in.

"I'm convinced that the break has benefited him. At this level you need to have the strength to be able to fight for every ball in such a game, and to do that you need to be fresh mentally.

"When you have been in the final of the Champions League and then the World Cup, it takes it out of you. you know, players are not machines and he needed to be refreshed" the coach noticed.

Henry praises Walcott's performance

Henry is one of the best players of the world, so when he speaks about football, he is as accurate as on the field. Now he has voiced his support for the new Arsenal talent Theo Walcott, saying that the former Southampton frontman has "something special".

The French star has been reported to have voiced his displeasure to manager Arsène Wenger about not buying experienced personnel, and Walcott himself had not played a Premiership game before this season.

However, the captain of the Gunners is now a Walcott fan, saying that the teenager had great potential.

Indeed, Henry stated: "Theo will be a future star for England, there is no doubt about that. A sign of a great player is that he makes a major impression on you the first time you see him...

"Suddenly, there is this amazing talent with such pace and an incredible first touch, and I said to myself, 'Wow, there is something special here.'

"And now he is stronger, more experienced and he looks at home at this level. You will see him play more and become the star that everybody at Arsenal knows he can become" he finished.

Henry to be out until New Year

Arsene Wenger expressed that his most important striker, Thierry Henry, is likely to be out until the new year with a hamstring injury.

In fact, Henry has already been troubled by a neck injury but Wenger is more worIn ried by the new problem.

"Thierry Henry has started his rehabilitation," he told to the media. "He's still not completely free with his hamstring but he starts to work again.

"We hope we can build him up and make him competitive again. It's good to know that the neck problem is sorted out. It was sciatic nerve problem but the hamstring is the most troubling at the moment."

When asked if Henry would be out until the new year, Wenger said: "Realistically, certainly yes.

"I wouldn't set a precise timescale as it's difficult to predict but Christmas certainly we will miss him. Furthermore, William Gallas is out for one week, maximum two."

Henry: "I am at Arsenal for life"

Thierry Henry felt that it was important to speak up. And he assured that his relationship with Arsenal and Arsene Wenger remains strong and confirmed he wants to remain at the club for the rest of his career.

The French star faces up to six weeks out with a sciatic nerve problem, and missing out on the derby win over Tottenham led to him leaving training in frustration on Friday.

In fact, Henry has again denied his reaction was linked to a rift with Wenger, although the pair have differing views on what the club should do in the January transfer window.

While "Titi" Henry stated in his newspaper column that Arsenal's squad should be bolstered, Wenger insists there will be no signings next month when the window opens.

And Thierry, who was linked with a move to Barcelona last season before signing a new four-year deal at the club, has also ruled out ever joining the Catalan giants. The striker assured: "The club have the same ambitions as me.

"Regarding the recruitment in the summer, my confidence was not betrayed. I am at Arsenal for life. I will not go to Barcelona or anywhere else."

Actually, Henry and Wenger were due to meet today to discuss the striker's injury problem which affects his neck.

Arsenal Football Club will be without their talisman for Wednesday's Champions League clash at Porto - he was suspended for the trip to Portugal already - and there are fears he could be out until the new year.

"After having 60 games in 2006, there comes a point when your body says stop," continued Henry. "And it is really necessary to listen to it.

"I am frustrated by that, since I cannot help my team on the football pitch. It is something that I find difficult to accept. But I did not argue with Arsene Wenger."

We must keep in mind that the Gunners only need a point at Porto to qualify for the knockout stages of the UEFA Champions League.